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The Alberta non-partisan (1919-01-15)

Publication date: 1919-01-15

Topics: Alberta non-partisan

Publisher: "Nutcracker" Pub. Syndicate

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 107.7M

Page 1:

- To Whom Cometh the Blessing

- Topics in Brief

- It's the Same "over There'"

Page 2:

- The Dead Hand

- Why Co-Operators Entered Politics

Page 3:

- What is Politics?

Page 4:

- Alberta Convention of Labor

Page 5:

- The Alberta Labor Conference

- What Will the U. F. A. Do?

- The Logical Course

- Free Speech

Page 6:

- Bolshevism

- Can it Spread in Canada?

- How to Prevent It

Page 7:

- Losses to Our Movement

- An Appreciation of John Kennedy's Position

Page 8:

- Wheat Prices, Freight Rates, and Oats

Page 9:

- Non-Partisans from Bank of North Dakota

- Convention Briefs!

- The Political Night of the Convention

Page 10:

- The Non Partisan Letter Box

- Look after Affairs at Home

- Be More Explicit

- Trading

Page 11:

- Wants U. F. A. to Endorse the N. P. L.

- Cut out the Sarcasm

- Note

- How Peace Came in France

Page 12:

- The Women on the Prairie

Page 13:

- Organizing for Victory!

Page 14:

- Do Elections Concern Women?

Page 15:

- No Long Life for the Coalition

- Local News

Page 16:

Notes

[public]: Biweekly. Official publication of the Non-partisan League, an agrarian protest movement. From 17 November 1916 to [September?] 1917, issued under the title Nutcracker. In 1919, Alberta non-partisan is absorbed by Western independent, the official publication of the United Farmers of Alberta.